Classic and Contemporary Poetry
IN THE FASHION, by FAIRFAX DOWNEY First Line: A lion has a mane and a very fine mane Last Line: And that's the style for me. Subject(s): Clothing & Dress; Fashion | ||||||||
A lion has a mane and a very fine mane, The peacock has a perfect knockout of a train. Both of them look as if they're rather vain -- They get no envy from me. Oh, blah with "woman's crowning glory!" I'll leave all that to song and story. I'm boyish bobbed and I'm not sorry. No long tresses for me. The peacock's train some folks may please. My skirts don't flutter in the breeze; When I sit down I show my knees, And that's the style for me. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...MORNING PAPER, SOCIETY PAGE by NAOMI SHIHAB NYE TENDER BUTTONS: COLORED HATS by GERTRUDE STEIN THE RED TURTLENECK by KAREN SWENSON THE STRAPLESS by KAREN SWENSON THE CLOAK by ANNA LOUISE BARNEY THE FASHIONS, 1806 by LEWIS BEACH FASHION; A DIALOGUE by JAMES HAY BEATTIE |
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